‘Marron Glacé’ debuts on Globoplay; remember soap opera with Yara Cortes and Lima Duarte

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The work was the fourth work by Cassiano Gabus Mendes on Globo, who had already written the hits ‘Anjo Mau’ (1976), ‘Locomotivas’ (1977) and ‘Te Contei?’ (1978). Yara Cortes in ‘Marron Glacé’, from 1979 Acervo Globo The soap opera “Marron Glacé” arrived in the Globoplay catalog, this Monday (12). Originally shown between 1979 and 1980, the work was written by Cassiano Gabus Mendes and directed by Gonzaga Blota and Gracindo Jr. The plot shows the daily life of a popular buffet. Yara Cortes stars as the protagonist Clô, owner of the establishment that gives the soap opera its name. GLOBO MEMORY: Marron Glacé Lima Duarte and Armando Bogus in ‘Marron Glacé’, in 1979. Nelson Di Rago/Globo The soap opera is the fourth work by Cassiano Gabus Mendes on Globo, who had already written the hits “Anjo Mau” (1976) , “Locomotivas” (1977) and “Te Contei?” (1978). The soap opera Clô takes over the management of the family business after the death of her husband, struggling to keep the place running. The arrival of a new employee, Otávio (Paulo Figueiredo), awakens the passion of Vanessa (Sura Berditchevsky), his daughter. What no one imagines is that Otávio has a plan to take control of Marron Glacé, which he believes was stolen from his family, the former owner. Actors Lima Duarte and Armando Bógus took a basic waiter course to play Oscar and Nestor, their respective characters, who, in parallel with their work on “Marron Glacé”, also had their stories. Paulo Figueiredo in ‘Marron Glacé’, in 1979 Nelson Di Rago/Globo Oscar rented a room in the apartment of two friends, Beatriz (Ema D’avila) and Angelina (Dirce Migliaccio). Bachelor Nestor lives with his sister Zina (Nair Cristina) and can’t wait for her to get married. Playful and detached, he appears to be the type who won’t fall in love until he meets Érica (Mila Moreira), Marron Glacé’s secretary. “Marron Glacé” has a strong cast: Yara Cortes played another fighting matriarch, like “Dona Xepa”, shown two years earlier. Eloísa Mafalda, Chica Xavier, Lady Francisco and Tereza Rachel also participated in the soap opera, model and actress Mila Moreira’s first work on television.

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